Will this battery be sufficient?

[basenjib123]

I want to use a VMAX battery deep cycle for both cranking and house ... Battery Specs: CCA 660, MCA 880, RC 220M. Engine requires: CCA 512, MCA 675, RC 182M. Accessories include..FF, CP, lights, bilge pumps, vhf, etc. Will this battery work for me? .. or do I need a separate cranking battery? .. (space is a problem) ...Thanks.

[CatFan]

Probably, but performance depends a lot on how you fish.

[John Jackson]

What motor are you cranking? It's way insufficient for an optimax.

[Jonestrollingmotor]

What are the specs on your current battery. Was it working for you and just went bad, or are you upgrading because the current battery is insufficient. By specs, the new one will work with the outboard, but depending on electronic usage may not work with the accessories too.
John

[yupitsme]

This appears to be the battery in question....

• Description

XTR27-110
Superior Plates with an expected life span of 10 to 12 years in float service applications.

Nominal Voltage	20Hr Capacity	CCA	MCA	RC (min)	Energy (kWH)	Terminal Posts	Dimensions	Weight	Charging Current*	Charging Voltage	Float Voltage
12V	110AH	660A	880A	220	1.46	SAE+3/8" STUD	12.7"w x 6.8"d x 8.1"h/8.9th**	68lb	10A-35A	14.4V-14.9V	13.5V-13.8V

25A @ 1.75/Cell 220Min
75A @ 1.75/Cell 60Min

Short Circuit Current: 2050A
Max Discharge Current: 850A (5s)
Internal Resistance: 3.5 mOhms

Recommended Charging Options:

• AC Chargers: Any Quality Brand AGM- Smart & Microprocessor controlled- charger with the recommended specs above can be used. Battery Charger Guide.
• Vehicle Alternator: 14V-15V.
• RV Converter: 14V-15V.
• Solar Panel: 150W-400W.
• Wind Turbine: 150W-400W.
• Charge Controller: 15A-UP

* Warning: Do not use a charger with smaller amperage than the recommended Charging Current shown above.
Maintainers should ONLY be used to maintain a fully charged battery but NEVER as a charger.
**Total Height including terminal post.
Operating Temperature Range:

• Discharge: -4~140F
• Charge: 14~140F
• Storage: -4~140F

Temperature Compensation:

• Cycle use: -30mV/C
• Standby use: -20mV/C

UPC:030955763576
BCI Group Codes*:
Matching Termination: 27 (+ on L.H.S. & - on R.H.S)

[catdude28]

I'm guessing that your engine is a Yamaha with that cca requirement of 512. At 660 ccas, which is 148 above minimum, you should have enough leeway for your accessories as well. An RC at 220 is excellent. You should be fine and are fortunate that you can get away with an inexpensive wet deep cycle battery.

[yupitsme]

If it's the one I posted it retails at$300.00

[haus9393]

If that sucker retails at 300 you best go purchase a northstar or x2 power agm which will be 2100 marine cranking amps and 220 RC. Way more battery that the one posted. That boat will run for 3 weeks without charge if you don’t have any graphs (might be exaggerating)